I'll send you a PM, but there are generally 3 areas that the project divides up into. Code, Mapping, and Media (models, textures, sound, etc.). Basically, pick your strong point and see what you can do with it. We are currently using the DarkPlaces engine which is Quake based, so any eDuke/Build exp...

Well, the CRC32, MD5 and SHA numbers are checksum verification numbers which you can use to verify if you have the correct copy of whatever file the checksum correspond to. It works like this: if you run a file (say Blood.exe) through a sum-checker it will spit back certain value (the MD5 or SHA num...

Ah yes, so they did. Thanks for the ol' memory jog.

Set it to point to Setup.exe rather than Blood.exe and follow the setup.exe instructions here: viewtopic.php?t=1149&start=2

ran across this today and thought I'd share:

http://freegamer.blogspot.com/

DustyStyx: Hi Forest, I was just curious, if some one was in the mind to merge the newly released SP code from RTCW to DP, could it be done? DustyStyx: or rather, have DP act on it. Rather than QC I mean. DustyStyx: or would it have to be converted to QC? LordHavoc: umm... LordHavoc: yeah, converte...

Oh, it does. And we even have a little bit in the SVN, but it needs a lot of work.

Neat!

I'm not sure if it does to be honest. I'm just trying to stir up conversation & get the programming thread for the most part, but I'll try and contact LH to see if it does, or if it could.

Even if it doesn't support it, you would think a programmer could port code from C++ to QC.

It's that time of year again, and QuakeCon is in full swing. It looks like they've seen fit to release the source code for RTCW this time round.

PlanetWolfenstein news article

Would it be possible to use the SP code to kick start the SP side of TFn?

Kinda reminds me of Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth.

No worries. I still have to finish populating the models section and mark a lot of them that are already done.

Hurray, I found the Blender 2.5 manual. It looks like it is still under development, but not to bad for a start.

First, welcome to the forums. The original release of Transfusion (1.01) pretty much used the original Quake engine. You could get it to work on WinQuake for instance. Since then we've been been using the DarkPlaces Quake engine, which has a lot of the same technology built into it that you will fin...

Sweet! It looks like they've released the Blender 2.5 Beta!

http://www.blender.org/development/rele ... ender-250/